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America’s water war
Tom Engelhardt
The southeastern United States is drying up and the Bush administration and FEMA don't want to consider what happens if a major city's faucets run dry.
Chris Dodd’s perfect squelch
Walter Shapiro
Despite his long-shot stealth campaign, the Connecticut senator is deftly deflating Hillary's claims of experience.
Politics ain’t beanbag
Walter Shapiro
After the vigorous Vegas debate, Nancy Pelosi stands up for campaign combat.
Did Fox News chief Ailes try to protect Rudy Giuliani?
Alex Koppelman
In her suit against News Corp., publisher Judith Regan never names the man she claims told her to lie for Giuliani, but he sounds a lot like Giuliani pal Roger Ailes.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Is the spectacularly ambitious "Southland Tales" the next "Donnie Darko"? Plus: Noah Baumbach on directing Nicole Kidman in the wrenching "Margot at the Wedding" (an interview and podcast).
Mitt Romney: Perfect tough guy for right-wing war cheerleaders
Glenn Greenwald
Romney's behavior during the Vietnam War reflects the values of the political movement he wants to lead.
CNN’s Blitzer lets John Bolton lie about Libya, Iraq
Alex Koppelman
The former U.N. ambassador says Libya gave up its WMD because of the invasion of Iraq, but that's not true, and both he and Blitzer should know it.
In Iraq, sectarianism still threatens the best-laid plans
Alex Koppelman
Efforts to involve Iraqi citizens in their own protection are still being hampered by old divisions.
Dianne Feinstein — Bush’s key ally in the Senate — to support telecom amnesty
Glenn Greenwald
The Democratic Senator from California is single-handedly enabling one extreme Bush policy after the next.
Divorce: Tool of the devil?
Catherine Price
The Idaho House of Representatives' family task force thinks so.
Democrats in big, big trouble because of the Great Iraq War — again
Glenn Greenwald
The Beltway media script never changes.
Muslim women head to head, hijab to hijab
Tracy Clark-Flory
Women's boxing emerges in certain Middle Eastern countries.
“Boys against girl,” Part II
Tim Grieve
Clinton strategist says that attacks by Edwards and Obama are drawing a "backlash," particularly among women.
“Schmucks with Underwoods”
Laura Miller
Treated more like factory workers than artists, Hollywood screenwriters -- currently threatening to strike -- have never gotten much respect. Do they deserve it?
Why I miss the dead-tree newspaper
Farhad Manjoo
I can skim the print version of the the New York Times in a half-hour. You can't do that online!
Richard Corliss: Rush didn’t threaten me
Joan Walsh
The mystery continues: Which journalist did Limbaugh intimidate into giving him better coverage? Anyone?
All the candidates’ books
Salon Staff
The 2008 presidential contenders have written way too many books. A readers guide to 18 of them, the Good, the Bad and the Cosmic.
Live-blogging the Mukasey confirmation hearing
Glenn Greenwald
The Senate Judiciary Committee questions the Bush administration's nominee to replace Alberto Gonzales.
Selling (out) girls’ self-esteem
Tracy Clark-Flory
There's a dirty secret behind Dove's True Beauty campaign.
“Seven countries in five years”
Joe Conason
Wesley Clark's new memoir casts more light on the Bush administration's secret strategies for regime change in Iran and elsewhere.
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